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How MyTenNights Helps Your Ramadan

Discover how MyTenNights automates your donations across the last 10 nights of Ramadan, helping you catch Laylatul Qadr without missing a single night.

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MYMyTenNights · 17 Apr 2020
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Why does consistency matter more than doing everything in Ramadan?

Ramadan often ends with plans left unfinished: habits not picked up, recitation goals not met. But what matters, as the Prophet ﷺ taught, is consistency rather than quantity:

“Take up good deeds only as much as you are able, for the best deeds are those done regularly even if they are few.”

— The Messenger of Allah ﷺ

With mosques closed and no community gatherings, what's done at home, with family or alone, shapes the whole of Ramadan. That makes planning early especially important: not by overfilling the schedule, but by focusing on what will help make the most of the month and catch Laylatul Qadr.

How does MyTenNights help you catch Laylatul Qadr?

This is exactly what MyTenNights is built for: to help you plan ahead and maximise reward during the most rewarding month of the year. MyTenNights automates your donations across the last 10 nights of Ramadan, so a donation is made on every potential night of Laylatul Qadr.

The technology is built around timing: donations are automated to your own time zone, so they're processed at night rather than at some random point in the day, usually just a couple of hours after Maghrib and before sunrise, since night is central to the meaning of Laylatul Qadr.

How do you set up automated donations?

  1. Search for MyTenNights.
  2. Choose your charity and causes from MyTenNights' partner charities.
  3. Decide how much to donate and how to split it across the last 10 nights.

There are a few ways to split your donation:

  • Equally, so each night receives the same amount.
  • More on the odd nights, giving more on odd nights and less on even nights.
  • More on the 27th night, giving more on that night and splitting the rest equally across the others.

How do planning and trusting in Allah work together?

A man once asked the Messenger of Allah ﷺ whether he should tie up his camel and trust in Allah, or leave it untied and trust in Allah. The Prophet ﷺ replied:

“Tie her and trust in Allah.”

— Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

Planning ahead and using tools that help are part of tying that camel. Set a manageable, achievable to-do list, and put trust in Allah for the rest. Try MyTenNights to automate your donations and make sure you don't miss the extra blessings of Laylatul Qadr.

May Allah make this Ramadan productive and rewarding, and help us all catch Laylatul Qadr. Ameen.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does MyTenNights make sure donations are given at night?

Donations are automated according to your own time zone, so they're processed after Maghrib and before sunrise rather than at a random time of day.

Can I split my donation unevenly across the last 10 nights?

Yes. You can split it equally, give more on the odd nights, or give more specifically on the 27th night.

Do I need to remember to donate on each of the last 10 nights myself?

No. Once it's set up, MyTenNights automates the donations for you across all 10 nights.

MYMyTenNights · 17 Apr 2020
MyTenNights
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